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Graduate Outcomes survey

Graduate Outcomes is the biggest annual social survey in the UK, capturing the perspectives and current status of recent graduates.

Everyone who completed a higher education course will be asked to take part in the survey 15 months after graduation. The survey looks to understand whether you’re in employment, have continued with further study or are doing something else - and to what extent your qualification played a part.

Why should I take part?

  • As the biggest annual social survey in the UK, your voice is powerful and will directly impact the future of education for prospective students
  • It helps the University understand the choices you’ve made since graduation and how this reflects the skills you developed while in education
  • It helps the government, charities, journalists, researchers and others to understand the higher education sector and the state of the graduate labour market
  • Your success is reflected in league table rankings, improving the University’s reputation and, in turn, your reputation as a University of Leicester graduate

What do I need to do?

Make sure we have the right contact details for you. If your contact details have changed since graduating, please contact us at studentservices@le.ac.uk and we can get your record updated.

Complete the form to update your details

The survey is delivered by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA). They will ask us to provide your contact details so that they can get in touch with you directly about the survey.

You will be contacted to complete the survey in one of the following ways:

  1. Email: The survey will be emailed to you – the email will come from Graduate Outcomes with your university name in the email address. These emails will contain a link to the online survey.
  2. Text message: You will receive text reminders from ‘GradOutcome’. These texts will contain a link to the online survey.
  3. Phone: If you receive a phone call regarding the survey, it will be from IFF Research, who have been appointed to capture survey responses by phone.
 

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